Planned Books

 Books I'm reading
The Decameron-Giovanni Boccaccio 550/833
Feather in the wind-Madeline Baker 121/395
The Secret life of the bees-Sue Monk Kidd 34/302
The Moonstone-Wilkie Collins 93/434
'Till Morning Comes-Han Suyin 24/620
Tell me your secrets...-Cara Summers 135/245
The Tao of sex-Jade Lee 170/248
Coyote Dreams-Jessica Davis Stein 19/364
The Tale of Genji-Murasaki Shikibu 49/1090
The Elven Nations Trilogy- The Elven Nations Trilogy- Paul Thompson, Douglas Niles, Tonya Carter
1. Firstborn 70/305
D'Artagnan Romances-Alexandre Dumas
4. Louise De La Valliere 355/671
The Earthsong Trilogy-Mary Mackey
3. The Fires of Spring 254/378
The Russian Saga-Kate Furnivall
1. The Jewel of St. Petersburg 181/250
The Story of the Stone-Xueqin Cao
2. The Crab-Flower Club 41/582

Future Books:
The Russian Saga-Kate Furnivall
2. The Russian Concubine
3. The Girl from Junchow
The Story of the Stone-Xueqin Cao
3. The Warning Voice
4. The Debt of Tears
5. The Dreamer Wakes
D'Artagnan Romances-Alexandre Dumas
4. Louise De la Valliere Unpublished information
5. The Man in the iron mask
The Elven Nations Trilogy-Douglas Niles, Paul Thompson, Tonya Carter
2. The Kinslayer Wars
3. The Qualinesti
 

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